City Council debates crucial land acquisition for emergency preparedness
October 14, 2024 | Depoe Bay, Lincoln County, Oregon
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The proposal involves a conditional use permit process, and an agreement with Stonebridge is necessary to ensure both parties are aligned on the project's goals. However, the emergency preparedness committee expressed concerns over the increased costs associated with the acquisition, particularly a $13,000 rise from initial estimates.
One council member highlighted the strategic importance of the location, suggesting it would better serve the community during disasters, especially given its proximity to tourist areas. There was also a discussion about the need for a comprehensive plan detailing the budget and logistics of the project, including fencing and other infrastructure costs.
The council acknowledged the complexity of the situation, with some members advocating for further meetings to clarify the financial implications and operational management of the proposed emergency supplies facility. The meeting concluded with a consensus on the need for additional discussions to ensure all aspects of the project are thoroughly understood before moving forward.
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